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New Ulm weekly review., 1887-03-23
G'annibalisEn In Hayti.
{. Louis Globe Demoora,t.

| ST. louis Globe DemoorsH
U.sB. Rowter resident Of Kingston
on the island: of Jamaica, is at the
Laclede Hotel. He ls- the manager oi
q company which is engaged in min
! ing phosphate on the Grand Cayman's s
Island, near Jamacia.. Upon the pres
ent commercial and social condition
of Jamaica and the whole group oi
the West Indian Islands Mr.. Powter
talks discouragingly.
The islands and their inhabitants
are, retrograding RAPIDLY" said he
recently. ''They are exporting less
and less every year and the
natives are departing. more and
more from civilization. The reason /
believe to be the abolition of slavery
IN 1924. The effects ofithat step were
not felt by the white planters until
the old slaves began to. die, and the
new generation. had to be depended
upon for labor: They would not work
not having been bred to Industrious
habits, and each old slave that died
was so much loss to the quantity of
labor to be obtained. Some of the
planters resorted to the expedient of
importing coolie labor and did very
well, but q large number ofowners did
not do this, and estates on the island
went to ruin fast. AS time passed on
it became more and more difficult to
obtain laborers, and the evil effects of
this unusual idleness was seen in yearly
increasing imports. The negroes need
not work to get TO- cd and house--these
can be had for nothing and the only
reason why they work at all is that
they may earn enough money to dress
in expensive and gaudily colored
clothes. That is the only use they
have for money. If slavery had not
been abolished, or if it could be re -es-
tablished, the island would flourish.
"What Of the reports that the pr &C
tice OF cannibalism has been revived
in Hay ti?'
"In the main they are true. Hayti,
of all the West Indies, is the most
marked example OF the decay of the
islands. When the French left it in
1772 they left a specifically, at least,
religious people, with churches, facto-
ries. and roads. Now there is not
0IS1ANASAA " {" Ae1CCOAy OA O1lO tSIcS1us
and but one road. while the Catholic
religion has been abandoned for
the OBJ Or fetish worship, and
cannibalism has again sprung up.
The island is a, black republic, and no
whites are allowed to own property.
In fact, the only whites on the island
are few European traders, who con-
duct the financial affairs OF the govern
ment and lend it money. The island
is not communicated with by the peo-
pie of the other islands, and the ne
groes are left to devour one another
as fast as they please. Their human
aesh-eating is not that OF the past
century. They do not eat the flesh
of the persons; who have died, and
having nobody to war with they can
take no prisoners, to cook and eat.
They eat the flesh of children. taken
when young, penned, and fattened for
the feast. Sometimes they steal chill
dren from the neighboring islands and
fatten them for their tables. They
are drifting back into complete barba-
rism, and there. is no inclination on
the part OF the other islanders to in
terfere with their gradual extinction.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-03-23
Washington Post: There is q strong

Washington Post: There is strong
and healthy moral to be drawn from
the example of Hercules Kittson, the
millionaire's son, who tell among
thieves and prostitutes, and woke up
from a drunken debauch to find that
he had married one. That is, that
nothing but self-rellance and hard
work will savesuch gilded youths from
ruin. Eurn 'em outi turn 'em out!"
shouted Commodore Vanderbilt to
"Bill' concerning hisgrandsons, 'sturn
EN- out! Don't set 'em up in business!
Make 'em dig! Make 'em dig! II they
cant earn their own living they re no
good! The egrande ons were compelled
to support themselves from the tima
they were eighteen, and now Cornelius
and Willian1 Is. are rich, business-like
Woodworking. selt.respecting citizens.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-03-23
Two New District Judges.

Governor McGill has authorized the an
nouncement that he will appoint William
Louis Kelly judge OF Ramsey county, and
Col. Henry 6. Hicks judge OF Hennepin
county. These additional judges are pro-
vlded for by special laws passed at the re-
cent session OF the legislature. The st.
Paul Bar association had cndorsed II. F.
Stevens and strongly urged his ap-
pointment for Ramsey county. He is q
great favorite among the younger members
OF the Ramsey county bar. Mr.. Kelly, the
successful candidate, was not publicly en-
dorsed by anybody, but his friends have
not failed to present his qualifca tions to
the governor, who evidently consid cred
them satisfactory. Mr.. Kelly is d native
OF Kentucky, and is fifty years old.
Mr.. Kelly has practiced law since 1870.
He came to st. Paul in the summer of
1868.
Col. Hicks was born in New York in
1888, received his education in
the common schools Of that state
and at Girard and Oberlin. In 1855
he removed to Freeport, ILL.,, and in July,
1861, went into the army. Col. Hicks
came to Minneapolis after the close of the
war, and has been more or less prominent
in the politics OF Hennepin county since his
arrival. He began the study OF law at the
close OF his term OF city justice, was admit.
ted to the bar in 1875, and is now a MEM
Der OF the law firm OF Cross, Hicks & Care-
ton. The bar OF Hennepin county were
almost unanir. ously in favor OF Seagrave
Smith for judge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
Seventh Annual Spring Tour 10 Colo
RADIO and California.

Seventh Annual spring Tour 10 Colo
RADIO and California.
The annual spring excursions across
the continent. inausurated BY Messrs.
Raymond & Whitoomb ~ long ago ~
1881, have increased In popularity each
year. The coming trip will be mad 3
freshly attractive through new features,
and to large extent, q new program.
The route from Philadelphia westward
will be over the picturesque Baltimore
b Ohio BailroAd, and fifty eight days
will be passed amid the grandest seen.
cry in America, Colorado, New Mex ice,
Arizona, Southern and Central CA!iior-
MIA, Nevada, and Utah will be visited.
The date of leaving Philadelphia 10
Thursday, April IS. In conjunction
with this party and leaving on the same
date, there will be more extend ed ex-
cursion OF seventy nine days. This trip
will be prolonged beyond San Francit
90, through the picturesque regions OF
the Pacific North vest, and homeward
over the entire length Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad, with detour OF eieh I
days through the Yello wstone National
Park. The Yosemite Valley and Big
Trees can be visited In conn cotton with
either excursion. The earlier trips in
clude Q tour through Mexico aud CALI
fornia January 81, . second tour
through Mexico March 7, and excur
sions to California January 20, Janu-
ary 81, February 8, February II, March
z. and March 10. Descriptive circular.
Of all these excursions may be obta ned
Of Fl. Il. Shields, agent for the Ray
mond excursions, Ill South Ninth
street (under the Continental Hotel }
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
|OUR CLEARING OUT SALE,

Reason 1st.-To make
room for the large spring
stock now being manufac
tured for our counters.
Reason 2nd.-We wish to
do our customers a special
favor for the advertising
they will give us by naming
the very low price we give
them TOR the best made
clothing that can be purchas-
led.
Reason 3d.-Ten differ
ent styles OF Children's Suits,
nearly complete in sizes thia
morning to be sold; your
choice IS 90. because we can.
not duplicate the goods.
Reason 4th We want
to get acquainted with more
people and we know extra
low prices, when given by a
leading house. will induce
them to call and examine.
This same offer holds good
throughout our entire stock.
Look at our Mems stock
Especial reduction on many
leading patterns.
| Our Boys five dollar
Suits lead anything to be
found in the market.
| We have succeeded in sc.
touring one of the best cut
tiers to be had. and in order
to introduce him to you will
give special prices in this
department,as we will make
the Custom Room one O
the special features of oul
business.
Special prices this month
Select your eoods and
leave your order.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

We have offered many
big bargains in gloves, but
nothing so Zig as tais be-
fore. W omcn's Paris-maGe
Castor Gloves.
a buttons
e " mousquetaire
8 4" mousGuetaire
in tans, greys aud modes at
so cents a pair. The retail
price OF these gloves in New
York to-day is, 4 buttons,
81; o-button mousquetaire,
SLIPS; 8 button mousqae-
taire, 81 SO.
The only bad thing abcu.
them is that we could only
get 5000 pairs. That means
out of town orders cannot
be filed. We do not ex-
pect the assortment to last
more than two days. You'll
see these gloves on a special
counter opposite the Glove
department.
Arcade.
The best wet weathe,
shoes have cork soles.
There's health as we'll as
com rt in them. We've
some mems fine calf, hand
sewed shoes, button or lace,
with cork soles,that were $40.
Medium sizes gone, some
small, some large. Shall 90
at Sc. A bargain if you can
be fitted.
Mems fac calf and.sew-
cd button shoes, S4.75.
Another new line chill
dren's pebble goat, sole
leather tip shoes; button
holes worked; sizes 81 to
Ioi, widths {, D and E.
$3.50. Neat and durable.
Infants fine French kid
button shoes, 81.
| Near corner Juniper and Market streets,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

THE NEW JERSEY situation for the
election Of = United States Senator Il
unchanged, but 1t 10 said that there
will DO . change Afser o.morrow's joint
ballot, the Democrats being dstsrmined
to whip In all the recalcitrant Demo.
Gratis for Abbott, and with the aid Of
one Of the labor men they expect TO
elect him. But when this 10 done,
Mr.. Albeit will be an older and
wiser man than he now 10. Speaker
Baird will under no circumstances
vote for Abbett
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
wANAMAKER.s

Give a piece OF Pongee a
sharp slap; if it's clay
loaded you'll know it by
the dust. Cost US something
to learn that. No clay in
our Shantung Pongees. Full
weight, lustrous, ash in.
wide, 15-yard pieces, So.
Same, 10 in, Sc to So.
Beware Of cheap (quality)
Louisines; they'll part at
the seams. Dainty summer
silks, but the loose-woven
lower grades will disappoint
you. Don't come here for
such goods; the good ones
are cheap enough. Pin
stripes, checks, double and
triple stripes. almost invisi-
BILE Shepherd plaids, all
new, 70 cents to 81.
Surahs in plaids and
stripes, all colors and black
and white, ex "a wide and
heavy and warranted for
wear. s..
New Black Rhadames. 90
cents. Try to get them for
81 anywhere else.
West TraAsept.
1000 more of those ~.
cent boxes of stationery
m .de from remn ,nts of best
paper. 1900 more 13-cent
boxes correspondence cards
and envelopes. The hint is
enough.
Among the high.class
writing papers: Cranes
Greoian antique cream and
azure, commercial, IS cents;
octave, IS cents; envelopes,
IS cents. Cranes parch-
ment vellum in cream and
azure. Etching Linen
Cloth" "Cambric," "Buck-
RAM" in white, cream and
azure, and all the newest
things in novelty papers
regular or made to order.
South of Thirteenth street entrance.
II you like framed colored
photographs a n d engrav.
ings you'll not think much
less Of them because they're
slightly shop.worn. We're
the ones that suffer; make
the price half, sometimes less
than third, IS to SIS; have
been $lS to $,5.
Odd lot cabinet frames,
Slightly soiled, third off.
Basement, north of centre.
Book News tells the
truth about books and gives
fair prices. 1t you buy S.
worth OF books a year you
can depend on saving more
than the price OF Book News
by taking its hints; maybe
save it on one book. { cents;
SO cents a year.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

About 6 40 o'clock last evening PeteI
Carney, an employe OF the P W. & B.
Railroad Company. was struck by en-
CINE No. 81, attached to the New York
and Washington limited express The
accident occurred near the round house
and when the unfortunate man y a.
picked up 1t was found that his left arm
was broker, and that he had also re.
c9ived internal injuries. He was at.
tended by DR.. Draper, after which be
was removed to his home at No. 49, Easl
Twelfth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

THOSE WHO like variAble weather
must have been delighted With thu
changes since Friday. There has beer
almost every Imaginable kind o.
weather, from the warm sfternoon, the
violent thunder storm, hail, rain, snow,
wind and calm, altogether . mixture
to suit every body.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
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WANAMAk ER,S.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday. Feb. 81. 1887.

PHILADKLPHIA, Monday. Feb. q, 1887.
To morrow we'll have
something to say of laces
that'll interest every lady
reader. You'll marvel that
such prices for such goods
can be. More than thirty
varieties; Including the mos,
popular makes, at fifth,
quarter, third, halt. It's the
somebody back of us that
will lose.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

LET EVERYBODY who has any old
historical data OF Delaware Tor ward
the same to General W. 8. McNalr. II
uaX be useful TO him in getting mp .
good history OF Delaware, and every
body should desire to have . good
history.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
At IL O'Clock M,


at II O'Clock M,
ahead oiRood work or driving horses.
No J. Fay horse, kind and gentle, AID q
good worker
No. 2 GOOD drive and worker.
match, KIND and gentle.
~ head Of good COWS, some OF them will be
10 preht by day OF sale: o shoats. | boar, viii
weigh 100 pounds; lot OF chicze ems, 3 geese.
Farming Implements: road wagon, l
hay bed, horse cart, l market wagon. /
Germantown wsgor, family clrrisge, / no.
TOP buggy, top buggy. all In good order; /
Johnson binder, J. +. Manning mower.
pboiphate attachment COIN WORK er Acme
narrow, double harrow, / cooler, 2 iron cul.
tivators, plows, grain fan, i corn shelier.
double harpcon fork with rope, grind
stone, maui and wedseI, axes, ciowbars. post
spade, Picss, mattocRs, shovols, spades
noes ard forks, harness, double and sinp lie
carriage harness, heavy dearborn harness.
stage harness, pillow harness, Collars, bridles,
haiiers, etc.
Dairy fixtures: Butter tubs, churn. pans
buckets, kettles, etc.
Household Goods: lparlor stove, large
COOK stove, and many articles not u emit 10 q.
Cd. Hay BY the ton.
Terms: All sums of s25 and under cath
over that amount credit OF Q months will
90 given by the purchaser x wing coed en-
dorser; p5- csnt. cff for cash.
SAMUEL BRODBENr.
nc-2tw.2td ELIZABETH SHARPE.
DUBLIU sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
Il retiring from farming ard dairy bust
ness, will sell st pubic tale at his ras u ence
In New CASTLE Hundred adjoining he aims
house farm, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY "A. 1887,
atll O'Clock, q. 10.
head Of good WORK or driving a.
norses; colt, coming year old; Is &A3L'
hoad uf hono-raised COWS, some fresh IL re-,
nice heifers, | good Durham bull, comiet
two years ed; 4 shoats, 80 pair chickens.
Farming lmpN ments: two horse farm
W gons, In good order; 2 horse carts, ! Bick
sord b II, ffnan phosphate ortlI, i Champivr
rear er. mowiog machine, ! corn mark or
hors' rake, corn sheller, grain fan, hay cut
tor, market wagon, l faiiinx.top tuggy.
no.t0p buggy, sic gh, whelibar,ow, y Two
horse piows, pair double harrow, 8 Gu iii
vators, gfinds,one cfoss-cut saws, double
and single trees, wagon and pillow harnes So
dearborn harness, collars. brides, halters
COW chains, forks, shovels, picks, grubbine
noes post spao es. % grain Days, cora anc
oats by the bu, hel, potatoes by the bushel
iot OF Terry crates, lot OF bean poies
Daily fixtures: large cans, small
cams lot Ct milR pans. put;er chuFn.
UouNhoid furniture 3 leather beds
oeds eadj, bureaus. tables, HaRhstaud.
stoves. chairs ami many other articles 10,
numerous TO mention.
Conditions OF Sale: All sums Of $50 ant
unGer cash. ell over that amount q credit OF
months Will BE- given, by the lurcha sci
4 giving q baLkabie note with a. proved en-
dorser. RUbEhT McFARLIN,
L. W. Stidham & sou, Auctloneers.
fsb3-w3t IA 1871 2..22.a3
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

IT DEFENDS upon President Cleve.
land now whether the trade dollar la to
be redeemed at par. Both houses OF
Congress have done their duty In the
matter, now let tha President do HIS
duty. The bill as IL Fsssed will slightly
increase the volume OF silver collars In
circulation, bat the increase will hardly
be noticeable.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

The TERRIBLE condition OF oul
public streets should stimulate the tax.
payers to AgitAte better streets by hav.
ing better pavements.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
CLOSING OUl
From IO2 East o'p

From IO2 East 0" I'd
Asall our canned ,sd.s. I'D
give our customers the ! sllll1
Tor the next 81 days, We Zone
goods. Don't forge,. 4 pousI
Of ~ incemeat, 20 cent?, ,',ufpd. I
pruno,. Is cent?; 3 va
French prunes, rs cent =, rIs
-four away. g poun su uass,gt|
Macaroni. 10 cents . on n
cents q can. bohi r',ne co1sl
chance ~ By now. al East III
From ~
flS 6ts -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
BEE HIV
900 Make, S,.l
4 Few Special 4

] ease handsome, medium \
Cneviots, always eons,ds,s|
12H cents. Our prio. N
- long as thew NIL
cents . yard.
We have in stock over al
terms OF Plaid Manson.
from % cents a yrd :.
prices and styles enough n
Special prices In TorL,
Hamburgs TO trim the nm,
We have LEFT in .toct H
Coats, 2 Plush Goats. Pnr
benefit and our loss. va, M
take them away at our h, !,
GOAT want the trouble d ~
away.
$3.50 yards Hanbuv M
extra good quality, at N,1
gain worth your careful =
We never saw such value h
and doubt very much llm1
That big lot Of lie. drxn
30 many have taken .dtr,
most ali sold; they viii ss
days more; do not wait MI i
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

MOinOf-NUIlUE Is BlER EBY CIV
lax x en- mat shall apply at me present ses-
nv MY pu .no legislature for 10 divorce from
, my hutband, Taylor Graves.
JAW imeod MARY LLiz aBETH GRAVES
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

OUBLIC SALE-WlIL BE SOLD All
4 public sale. at the residence Of the
subscriber, on the Philadelphia p ke, oIpo.
site hiverview Cemetery, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1887,
ut IL O'Clock m,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
COME THIS WEEK.
YOU CAN BUY

4o-cent baby button shoes for $50.
6o-cent baby's kid and pebble button
shoes 40,.
% cont baby's I'D and pebble button shoes
toc. '''e'
7ec.nt chiidrens pebble, spring heel, but.
tens, GOO.
81 100 CHI ildrens pebble and kid, spring
heel buttons, TO -e
90c, avn
81 rs IN issss pebble button. sizes IL to II
800. Good fer school or ether purposes:
easy ntiing durable, and you will be tur.
prised whom you rec them.
Our own good make misses pebble button
school ehoe, sizes II 10 2 comm, n senee reel
and Toe and every pair warranted, only Al rs
M isses fine pebble button, IL TO 4. opIy
$.St neAt hitting, sly iish; wei worth 81 as
Boys 8 ood working shoes, / to 8. for Al 10
Boys good dress sheer, hook, lace and
putton real value .. 60; our pi Ice, si,2b.
Little boys button, extra h igh cut. f,x,s
II 70 z; anywhere else would cost you 8 rs
| our pr 90 81 90. S-'''
Jon lot mems hook lace, tells eyeryzheYe
! LOT $leo; we will sell you for sllb
small lot mems hook lace waterproot
fhoes, regular price 80 90, cur price, Sl,T6.
mon z button ga trs, worth 81 10 for 81 20
Zen re f1ne calf CATERS, machine sew nd
I and hand eewed. The quality is away mn
std our prices way down-loser than eyer
before for famo quality.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

EOR BENT-CORNER STORE PROP
- erty; good location. Apply to ROB.
iNSON, Room .. livery Evening building.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

bUBLlO ALE-WLLI. bE sud AT
4 puDlic sale, on the sharpe Farm, ar
the stanton depot, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY rs, 1887.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

Three head OF good work or driving a.
horses. ] cost, q y ears old. 10y
10 head Of good milch cows; will % In
p'oht by da7 OF tale, two heife {; 20 pair CT
chicIens.
Farming Implements: 1 two horse firm
wagon, one-norse farm wagon, / mi X
wagon, Gernantown WAGON | Telegraph
hay cutter, horse rake, pi )wF, harrows, Gu l.
tivat0rs, l set Of dearborn harness, wagon
and pillow harness. ten acres of wheat In the
sroupd, :o-qu,rt cburn. Is quart churo, 10.
gu ,rt churn, corn By the busnel, and varic US
other artcles.
|. 1KRMs: Ali gu ms of $l5 and under cash,
ever that amount b credit ofo months.
JOSEPH DEKlCKSUE,
JaMt Els OALI4AWAY
VIM. J. Lark auct. t3-atw fl ,lg2l d
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

ENOk HENT--A SMALL FahM, NtAH
~ Wilmington, by Gee. W. Bright III
rket street. Ilo CT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

tlLi. PEI
4. and q
Riens or
fnas,i wi,
4 , dtrusBt
lbRlNIii
" W'imi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

NjR RtNr-hUUSE AND STABLE.
e No. lt3 Linco street, stable attach cd.
Possession INN ediately. GU. W. BUSH,
French street wharf f10.l2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

ENOR kENT-auOD eROoMED HOUSE
- for es, and o larger ons with bath fol-
elo. Apply TO W. J. FISHER, elbk Market
sUooL ul0-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

NOR RENT-THE DWELLING OF ia
Il MARKET stroet. or 9 rooms with bsth,
BY AUGUSTUS MoCAULLEY, COS Mar
ket street. fl-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

UOR RENT-2D Sd snd lrH FLOOR
IL McCullouah building, tifh and Val
nut street. Apply 10 Il PENNINGTON
No. East Sth street. j2o-lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

CNOR RENT-Dw EJ.LIN9 HOUSE, ST.
e West <th street, II rooms. all moterr
improvements, heater in the cellar. VIM.
Il. MOUNT, s. W. corner 9TH ard Madison
streets. 10 II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

ENOR RENT-ST0RE NO $40 MASONIC
IL Te np'e. FOR neriy occupied by Pancoast
Allen. sppiy To JESSE X. BAYLIS,
lN-eod I'm Grand opera HOUSE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

EyUk RENT-TbE BRi9aT HOUSE
Il at Rehoboth and q farm near VIII
minxton. GEO. W. BRIGHT, sl7 Market
street, city. i22-2ott
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

EfOR kENT-20 GODD4 o and . Room
II houses: also several oil estAhlirhed
grocery stores for lem. VIM. FDhRESr.
corner Eighth and buttonwood. feb7 .eodot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

ENOk BENT GOOD STABLE NEAR
r Madison on Fifth street, can be rented
cheap. Room for two horses and cart, Ap.
ply at Republican office. ialltf
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